Sorry, I didn't mean to necessarily endorse either of them. I just mean if you check the fact sheets there's normally a field for "leader" which has their name

Sorry, I didn't mean to necessarily endorse either of them. I just mean if you check the fact sheets there's normally a field for "leader" which has their name listed after. Wiktionary gave me the following: "in charge (not comparable) Having the responsibility of leading or overseeing. He left his daughter in charge of watching her younger sisters. Having the power of command or control. This internet browser puts you in charge of your personal settings. " Both of these men have a great deal of the power of command and control in their respective countries. The recent leaks have made it also very clear that they are "overseeing" heh. As for leadership that's a sticky subject that is way too philosophical for me to touch right now.